The goal is to connect peer support specialists across the country serving in rural and remote communities with others in this role. Lisa Ragan of Tennessee and Tony Sanchez of Georgia, two dynamic peer leaders, will facilitate this group to build community, learning opportunities, networking, and sharing among the rural peer community.

The idea for this learning community is based on feedback from peer support specialists during the development of the guide, “Improving Behavioral Health Services for Individuals with SMI in Rural and Remote Communities”.

Info and Registration here.

Enrollment is limited to 50 participants